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PATBNTBD FEB. 2; 1904. I F. JAEGER.

- MIRROR. APPLIOATIOH FILED JUNE 26, 1903- [Zea /2222'.-

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FERDINAND JAEGER, OF NEW YORK, N. Y;

MIRROR. I

SPEGIFIGATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 751,290, dated February 2, 1904.

Application filed il'une 26,1903. Serial No. 163,181. (No model.)

To all whom it may concern.-

Be it known that I, FERDINAND J AEGER, a, citizen of the United States, and a resident of New York city, Brooklyn, county of Kings, and State of New York, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Mirrors, of which the following is a specification. a

This invention relates to a mirror of simple construction which is capable of various adjustments, so that all sides of the head or other object reflected may be readily inspected. In the accompanying drawings, Figure l is a front elevation of my improved mirror; Fig. 2, a side elevation thereof; Fig. 3, a rear view, and Fig. I a side elevation, partly in section, showing the parts in a different position.

The base of the mirror is T-shaped, being composed of a front bar a, carrying balls to, and of a rearwardly-extending bar I), carrying'a counterweight b. To the base a b is fulcrumed at c a post 0, the whole constituting a stand. The post 0 is provided with a swinging brace or bail d, adapted to engage either one of a number of notches b of bar 6. The brace may be locked to the bar 6 by a slide d, thatsurrounds the bar and is adapted to be projected over the lower end of the brace, Fig. 2, so that the post may be fixed at any inclination to which it is set. v To the upper end of post 0 is pivoted by pin 6 the frame 6 of a main reflector or mirror 6, having counterweight e and adapted to be tilted in a plane parallel to the axis of the post. Around the pivot 6' there is rigidly secured to the frame 6 a perforated disk f, adapted to' be engaged by a locking-pin f projecting through a perforation of post 0, by means of which the mirror 6 may be locked in position. Near each upper corner there is pivoted to frame a? by pin 9 the lower section v g of an extensible arm, the upper section g of which is connected to the lower section by slides g g. To the upper ends of the upper sections g is pivoted by pins it the frame k engagement of the slides j with the notched segments 2', Fig. 2. Theauxiliary reflector Will-thus be made to face the main reflector, so that all sides of the head or other object interposed may be freely exposed to view.

If it is desired to arrange both mirrors in the same plane, the mainreflector e is reversed and the arms g g are swung back and contracted, so thatthe frame k of reflector it will be supported upon the frame 6 of reflector c, Fig. 4. In this way the two reflec tors will jointly form one large common reflector.

To permit'the mirror to be suspended from a wall, the bar 6 may be provided with a hook 701- What I claim is' 1. A mirror composed of a stand, a main reflector pivoted thereto, a pair of arms pivoted to the main reflector, and an auxiliary reflector pivoted to the arms, substantially as specified.

2. A mirror composed of a stand, a main reflector pivoted thereto, means for locking the main reflector in position, a pair of extensible arms pivoted to the main reflector, means for locking said arms in position, and an auxiliary reflector pivoted to the arms, substantially as specified.

3. A mirror composed of a notchedbase, a post pivoted thereto, a brace on the post adapted to engage the notches, a main reflector pivoted to the post; :means for locking the main reflector in position, a pair of extensible arms pivoted to the main reflector, means for locking said arms in position, and an auxiliary ments and slides for locking said arms in po- IO reflector pivoted to the arms, substantially as sition, and an auxiliary reflector pivoted to specified. the arms, substantially as specified.

4. A mirror composed of a base, a pivoted Signed by me at New York city, Manhatpost, means for locking the post in position, tan, New York, this 25th day of June, 1903.

a main reflector pivoted to the post, a perfo- FERDINAND J AEGER. rated disk and pin for locking the main re- Witnesses:

flector in position, a pair of extensible arms WILLIAM SGHULZ,

pivoted to the main reflector, notched seg- FRANK v. BRIESEN. 

